In 'The Case for Democracy', Natan Sharansky presents a compelling argument for the promotion of democracy as a means to protect civil liberties and combat tyranny. Drawing on his personal experiences as a Soviet dissident, Sharansky explores the connection between political freedom and human rights. He argues that democracy is not only a political system but also a moral imperative. This book offers a passionate defense of the value of democracy in safeguarding civil liberties.
